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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-11

N NO\N would enjoy your dinner
y wv and are prevented by Dys-
pePsiA, use AckeTs Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flstulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. % and 90 cents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-11
IN OUR LINE OF
Gloves, HandkerChiefs and Fans

The ladies can surely make q selection from
the well-selected variety. There are ell styles
and grades-selected with q visw to the wants
OF our cosmopolitan trade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-11
THEN IN THE LINZ OF
Millinery and Fancy Goods

We are prepared to Offer great Inducements
Our stock of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers Feath.
ers, Trimmings, and all the paraphernaIia tn at
goes to make up "LOve Of a Bonnet or Hat
Is more complete than ever. Our experienced
artists trim and ornament In every style.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-11
Wash and Light Wooden Fabrics

such as Lawns, Ginghsms, Sateens, Zulus.
Crinkles, Cordonettes, Nuns Yelling, Drop
a Alma, Spring Cashmere, and every other
brilliant and useful dress fabric to be found IN
the great marts OF the country this season.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-11
IN THE LINE OF
Ladies' Shoes and Slippers

We are. as usual. in the lead Our stock 10
complete and excellent. The same may be said
OF Misses and Chlldren's Wear. In Hosiery
all goods, from cotton to the finest silk, can BE-
found In endless variety OF styles, shapes and
colors, as well as prices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-11
WE ALSO HAVE SOME
New Things IN Laces

AS well MS other Novelties IN the Trimming
and 4 nbrOideTy Line, which the ladies should
by all means see. They will find them the
latest and freshest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
ESHELMlN, ILEWElLIA {


l50ufu8l Of MNNtNAtI -
1. That thers 10 any nafllmaal y - ~.
tea made from extracts Inssa
whatever.
2. Tnat esIailns l. nniatl.s
would net keep q cal aliFA
and Relaiine, howegor, p19a
tain Feparativs power, ~ no
What.
8. That an sRg 10 equal % Z 2 ~.
meat, and that syeFy siek p..
eat eggs. Many. especlalll
nervous o. billions tempeT.N =.
mos eat them, and 10 saon s
That beeauss milk Is 60 lng
article Of food, it must % tNl 49,.
q patient. Food has . pehs1a
endure will not oaFa. -
5. That arrouroot b nutFia9.- !
AMPLY starch add untsF, aaalni
stoFative, quickly prepared -.
6. Thai obesse u iniaEi0 !. ~.
e 3. a. 3 rule, contra in1leAl,e. -.
Usually indiRasiibIs; but & .
tFatsd nulFimens and Q wnaie.
and often erayed. - -
7. That the cravings o. 49, -. -.
whims and should be denied. -.
aah often needs, Graves fnss COG -
articles DOT iaid dovn e s1I 49,.
Such are, for example, u1.s 49,.
JAMS, cake, ham Or bacon -
fat, butter and milk. a
5. That an innsEible oi1. -
marked out which shall azIeI 80
case. Choice Of . Rirsn ~ j
eIes aIlowabIs Ia aivsn easss
decided by the opinion g ~
aeh. The stomach . FiR1l 80 49, s.
wrong, and the jadRme1t 49,
diss which would kseg
man healthy niaht iii 80 - -
. dist snfEisie7l 10 susiaim -
uoaid mes kssp . veil naa nn..:, e &
creased quantity Of f0od. ..''
IlaaIds. does not mean lneraA 49,
msnt; rather decrease, nlnce
ton fsovsrtaxsd and weahele., =
10 give tue food u - eoee. 40,
form a. possible. Cona1h =. -.
stomach 10 pFsfsrsnss 70 nle 49,.
and II he stomach re3ssta
aFfiais, do not foros -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
Its Promise as Seen by Enhea,.
Llewellyn 81 Co.
A Judgment of the Future based uuOu Il. :
gress of the Past, Fortified by Facts =
and Statistics.
Its Unrivaled Location, its Facilities for Connp.
ton with the World, and Resources Of the g..
Try upon which it Depends Justify the Pre-
dictiOn that its Future Growth win !.
the Marvel Of America.

picious that her prorr,., "a
u the ina ediats fuinss ~''s
any o. al her attainmeul. N !.
beyond Comparison. - ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

The exoursi0nisfs bsRap Y ~.
Portlan1 ihat ucnders n -
touua uould osase. ~ -
tne marvel Of ALL aai4 90 - e..s Il
proninsnf % thems ard =
Gen. Boynfos - Cfaeisnris
aassffs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

TO The opsa 50 Is forty fear niles Isss
than By gay Of anY Other port. Far
theR than tAts, the grade from TIE con.
Don potnt - seattle b dogn, foIIowinR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

Ths distAaes fren The common
point - TIE Northern Pastas RAllrcad
mAfked 10 Eap BY E1Arl 70 Seattle d
toaRtesa miles les8 tkan 70 any other
Seaport 1hs distance fron aAis psini
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

8pen ipnes / be iioite Sage at bore ,oper>
ippmmet al Epoe % &ieltrinser at ale Slass.
Snbbrnostpperier os Dperfalo paa Gaoen
bprer til 9a9ens Oroen. Seen iaa bar .pgjaa
Minueapolis ferre Bolitibetiente / 6orbolo
til Goltemensoen eno nosen anben itprre Bp
/ 2anbet. Stem Dorf meo 1900 900 SnobDg-
sere bar 5000 8olitibetjente cler 1 for bper
500, gbicreo meo 7O3,461 S%nobpssere / 400
euer / for bper $50, mebeus Minneapolis
meo ca. $4,000 Subbpssere bar 1853 Yolitt.
betjente eller 1 for buer LOLA ~Snobbssere,
9esuben er 10 Minneapolis itrBet u obet
ale Ererier, ioet oens 6labeinbbolo er 531
&paoratnrile, meoens Netp Yort. Chicago %
Bolton better benboiospis AK, 4s % SO
&paoratmile. RolitifommisiiOuen bar psiua
b~eiluttet at inoiatte 20 nbe 8etieute. tga
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Sans @piperoi9beb gr<2icenie>Snipeftb
&eup banbe not leperet Col. Glenn no0le
bunbreoe 0ollarsaampa9nepen9e unoer iibite
8alstanap meo ben l1noerforitaaelie at ben
Yerion, iom @en9ene Tom fra ituloe fad- GOT
til at runne en- tSaloon iaaoan | al gnfol<
oisbeo uben at betale no9en 2icenie. &etteu
oil ba' fine &lpr / &elp, ielp ON au erbaaoe
Srleuoer us 9emotrat! Menbpoo itaar mon
sipre meo bar., naar ban pioner, at al bona
gienbom ct en- 9uno os IS Gents i Yeu9e,
ieip on, bans Some bar Sfjpoer paa omtrent
Is Softer / forifieli9e Dele at 8Den? p Sci
ct neien operflgotst at bemerte, at &elp E,
saloonteeper at Yroiesiion. Hill
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

8ranben oper "8i9 Bottom" bra9te for
9asen, bpor arlise nosle at bore @torfoli
CT. 2esier 6ranflin bapee parbiat lin gien'
bonn / aapnte 8pgnins til $500 , Nsiesio=
rens BOG. Wten MI paaitaar ban, at ben bar
pero 100000, o9 Nsiurancen bar $75,0OO
6. $. SteeleS gienbom | "8i9 Bottom" bar
peroiat til $4,000, meoens Nsiuranien bal
$4,000. She 8oarb Of Equalization bar
netop bapt Mpoe os forbsieoe Begses Nsiesz
iement til $4,000. 9pis nosen bill sisre fig
ben Image at robe op liot Statteliierne,
bill ban finoe at ben a~ueritprite Bel al Bpens
@ismano sjpr fig itplois / lisnenbe Stur=
feire9er.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Sill Trefoloi9bebs Menigbebs Sgnoa9sifo-
lepienic poa @asa 9all 6 Nusuft er 9idetten
at erboloe paa fsl9enbe Steoer: Cars Spens
fen Office Nussbur9S eminari, Naie & Stem.
mer geoar Npe., Dbin MRoe & 60. 6ranflin
Ape., Gbr. Sacobien 4 ct. "gnslinseforenin.
gems" 2%aieperelfe 419 gebor Npe. (fra rs
Nftenl, Miis @ofie 9alporien @iperiioe Npt
% paa Baito9 Salt @jertiens Office / airfer
81. al 4 ct. o9 10 Nue. g. fra eli 5orm
@etur Eidet foiter SO 8. for Borne % %
g. for Bgrn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Brof. @einteitab feirebe ben "A Snli pao
Npihaen paa 5ilefielo, nabebe / Sne mel
8interfrafie paa uo % iaa bortoper Sotun.
beimen % 9pen. Derfra bible ban reiie til
2arbalsgren ps @%uobansen % 8osiepan9er
iaa til Bergen % oerfra til Stapan8er. Sar
bar truifet genner % Befienote nriten buol
ban bar neret % beib9t Hrof. 8le9ens 5or
rlore % Bror. 9an fommer til at ta9e liz
en- Sur til Stodbolm % &jBbenbapn fpr bat
fommer tilba9e.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Gtoubranbe raier i9ien ! Nerbeben al
Blad Miper Sails.
- The Lake Hous ror Bfad Niper
Sails neobranbt forrise 2sroas. Cab
81,
- On flor 9gDlems1le nebbranbt |
gbDppetua Sails forrise u9e. Tab 49,
600, Msiurancen better 81, 1000.
As#4 rs Ha IA6
- Sire Menb, Der bar / 8aab uben=
for Ga grosie Ssnbns, fulieilebe os en-
at benz brlfnebe. 5orleset Drit bar
Naria9en. s
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Sernbanerne bar 9tpet 8apirmpIen / Ser,
gus Sails ipeciel Reouttion at G~rasttarterne
nnenem nepnte Bp, minneapolis % ct
Baul. Minneapolis "Sop Boaro anb 8ape.
gompa9ni neblasbe en- Hrotet mob oenne
@ebuttion. Nen Sernbanefommisiionen ba,
9obtfjenot ben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

9a Yreiioent gIepelano PIT. telegram blep
unberrettet om at en- mestis Delegation fra
Minneapolis os ct. Baul pilbe inbiinoe fig
@aibinston for at inbbpbe ban til ct 8eibg
~9pininsbper1e til 6biteu, iparebe ban at en-
iaaban Delegation bar aloeles ouer1sois, ba
ban piloe ib9e at efterfomme Snobpoelien al
ligepel. Belfommen, Grocer!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

= Gn Storm ait oper @aupaca %
tOs 9aset at Dperabuiet, 1oarn at en-
&irfe % afitebtom itOr stabe gpen %
2anbet orutrin9.
Martin @iaet en- clbre Borger af
MsnpBaonee besit @etpmoro ueb 5oraiitz
ting. pan eitertoo Ell strioelie % bob fine
to- snner ON, at bore nilbe mob fiji Ntos
Ser % oroentlise Gutter
-&prtbuiet ! Ga grOsie Ct iaa I'M.
o~ersraott Of Motter at bet itaar faloefer'
bist os Sorben Oulfriue e. bull at bar'
@otteganse. Rstsl
s'ngesbeps p $. gsmitb j Gambler:
lamb bolbt paa at ite0e / fin 9ape iano1
ban en- Del af ct gppo eaer en- 2ani
fem SOB lang baarbt Iom @taal. 9e'
er ct flint stptte slrbeibe.
- S Milwantee bar @ambrinns As,
semhly Of KnightsofL abor 1000 Wsanl
ftert traabt vi. al Drbenen poa @runo a
9opoerlp's Nfbolbsiiaoelas. Mosle 8pb
fere truer nneo at sisre bet famine. Gam
brinls Drbenen beftaar al 8rDs9ere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

M9enter Tan faa itabist % let Nrbeibe
% COB 8etaling, enten be leper paa Garn
eler / Bp. Eilifrip "Ebe go-Operatipe Sns
oemnitp Co." for 8etinselier. 8en9e be.
tales til Neblemmer | Spsoomstilfelbe.
Nbbresie: g. .. Bog $40,
Minneapolis, Winn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Dnioa9 Morsen benote en- frD9telis l1lptft
st Bar bunoreoe Meno bar / lensere Sill
arbeioet meb at uo9rape 9peben BE brenbte
glepatorer baa paa Diiiben. Haa e. !@tel
ito b Der i9jen en- 10 Sob bbi Stenmulr, %
flere M eno arbeiosoe tet up til beune. Nen
ct b pres ct Stri9 "Muren, iprines for @ubs
Stplo" Snben to Sefunoer bar Murene
peltet, % 6 Menb laa be9rapeoe unoer ct 1C
Sob tpft Sag al @ten % oampenoe 9peoe, %
en- 7be bar beerapet up til 9enoerne. St
@plr al Meno iprans til us reo ben iibite uo
meo Ma9t. Gor be 6 bar Der intet 9aab ON
&eonius, oa baabe..S terene % Spebe,, ellbnr
bar iaa beb iioen 8ranoen, at Der maatte gies
Banb paa benz, fgreno BE- funbe rpres. On
en- Slime par bog ole ub9rapebe. Sc bleu
fprt til @lieion & Bporums Mor8ue. paa Sc
bar Mue. Nosle at BEN bar frpsteliet tilreot.
Set bar ct reoiomt Spn at ie beres Slestz
ninser, oa Here al oisie bleu aloeles operpelz
bebe al @ors pco at ie fine tiare iaa pluis
ieli9t rpffeoe 9ort % befaaban tiloels
lemlaitet inotil ,1tjeuoelisbeo. Sc bsoe er
Setter Mnoerionu Sup 8roun, 60 Morfep,
9om Dumpiep Sobn Danielion % Mr.
Mloeibuile, % ben iaareoe Mnbreu 9anorads.
Set p%aaitaaes, at Muren iaa albeles
iolio uo, % at insen bapoe noseu Niittaute
om at ben ifuloe faloe. 9ele ~nosrapnin9s<
arbeioet er bog meset itpet % farefulbt, %
peofommenoe buroe unestelis braser til 9n>
ipar paa en- e1er anoen Maaoe, ielp pm be
Gorulpffeoe fun bar no8le fattise "l1olenz
hinge"
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Yrof. Dfteoal bolbt Mfitebspreoiten iibite
5pnbas, os Baitor @jertien iasoe bam Gor<
bel fra &oropren. 9a1 er alereoe paa Beien
til Epftlanb, bpor ban aster at upbolbe fig en-
9ib peb en- Baoeanitalt. Sournal oil o9iaa
pibe, at bau bill tase 9%ottorsraoen peo ct al
Tpiflanbs l1niperitteter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Sen eneite Ylaos for beoite norit 5eoiilo
iaapel i @boleiale fom / &etail CT tun bos
.. 8. @isen, All Central Nue. oa iaapel
@bole~i alebuiene iom &etailitorene fun bat
at ben ieneit fauseoe iaatalote Isle iilo."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

"9be ASSOCIATED CHARITIES" ital i OCTOBER
bistutere Smisrationsipbr9smaalet / ben
3eniist at beuleoe &onsresiens Dpmertiomz
beo paa Sasen. Suose 8ierce bill tale for
Snbitrentnins os 8aitur @isrtien for fri
Snbpanoring.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Better Wrobera baube to RuinOfolf. Bet
begpnbte at ie no9et bro9et uo nteo beSge to
/ en- bis Senieenoe. go. / tpanS bam til at
gifte fig ureb benbe. Better iB8te % TT Sfils<
misje. STU nateuieoe 8aitor Giiteinien BAN
til SO. 2,ion b6oe ON 81 tort gio. 6or
lite ret len9e iiben a9teOiebe Yaitur @iertien
ham til $50. 1, ben fraitilte. Gilt ifeoe inoen
en- Tib al ct Nar o9 leg Tiger.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

200 8eriouer bar allereoe notaset Salpon
2icenie. 9a Der fpr bar 1874 Salooner, er
Der altiaa 1876 leoise Saloonfeepere. Wanse
paaitaar, at be fleite al be nplis b~esansne
TorbrDbelier er besaaet at oisie.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

st 9u1in &ismano bar oannet ct Spnoifat
for at opfsre en- @boleiale 8psuins cor. 1
Mpe % 2 81. g. Sen pill blipe 157 @an9e
1856 sob 'os s gtaser bpi, os ital bpsSes al
rpo, presiet Wuriten.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

- Mebens en- Storm lebIa9et at 2p=
Nib % Eorben git oper Heirre git Char
lep 9urit ZEN til 9inbuet for at ie Stpen
st 9pn traf bam % fog bam bbb paa
@teoet. Cans 2ese1e bleo iort % 8e:
meme / bans 3rop par, imeltet. S bans
6opeb fanbtes ct tibet runbt 9ul.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

@aa til Maie % @emen for glotbin9 %
beitilte &leoer, 283 geoar % sos @aibins<
ton Mpe. 6.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05
Mfbolosforeninsen mboeriS ania 9aa bper
Sgnoa9 81. 4.

gbriitine Olieu 1907. 25 Ctr. g. pnifer at
anta9e fig ct 8leibarn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05
den norske
notwithstanding

har't til Sendag Efterm, Klok. 4,engga-
.geret Mrs. Anderson til at holde Tale.
Eftef Talen vii der blive Diskution
af Foreningens Medlemmer Lars
Enger, John Nydahl, Anb. Wsassamn,urtlhh,
90 andre over Temaet:J Hvilket
Spergsmaalj bsr forst komme til
.Afgierelse Arbeider-e ller Prohibi-
tionsspergsmaalet. Ogsaa Udern1foor:-
Istaaende indbyder Deltagelse j Dis
.kutionen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

4eurp s. @iertien norit @asfbrer treHes
paa tit &ontor Al @aib. g. 8erelie SO. 4
cg6, bper Sag fra 9 til 6.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05
0SIBtaSe }Borentnser bar tl,.tte1
IA | tt9 III 8eaesfeIftabet tt&& /
Minnefota.

Cobb 60. @fanbinapiife Nfbolosforz
enirs, Diafis, Douglas 50.
Sen @tanbindpiite IfbOlosiorenins al
9ut@inion. ,r,,q,... a.. .a
Sen Sfanbinapiite Eotal Gfbolosforz
enins at Gersus Sails.
Sen norite Nfbolbsforenins al Minnez
apolis. a,a>u@ #>z
Mrctanber Mfbolbsforenins, @eit Safe.
&anbiDobi 60. as e.s
Mububon @fanbimapi1fe 9otal Nfbolosz
iorenins, Becter 60. .#R :
8eitbrout Sfanbinapilfe Nfbolosfors
enins, storbou, GottOntuoob SO. ~
@inbpm Mibolbsforenins, @inbom,
COTTONWOOD 60. 1as s 15. unr4 .
@acreb 9eart Nfbolosfurenins, Sacreo
9eart, &enoiqe 60. .ao
Mpra @fanbinaoiife Eotal Ifbolbsz
forenins, German, Grant 50.
Mielspile MISUNDERSTANDING, Bolf
gountD. m9t tapaaga4s 0s.ta& m: s4@g,
8omtmte be Eerre Sfanbinapiife Toz
notwithstanding. n.laua@y. 81 80.
Safe @art itanbinapiife Gfbolbsfore<
ming. '}.. a'a".
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Ntotorlinien bar tabt 1900 8iIetter for
"&uist oi 2abor" 8icnicen ben 9 Nug. Nae
Bitetter fra Str. Q til 1899 er ueroilsie, oa
be lite er itempleoe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

2prbas Miooas blep Der sjort 6orips paa
at bprtitiele ct 8 Aars 9ammelt Barn paa
8iperlioe menem % % % gue. Barnet itre9
% 5furfene unbtom.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

9ampfiebelinipettpren bar erfl9ret DAMP
baaoene "Gbas. gbmaro" % "WRinnie goot"
paa Ninnetpnfa for ubru9bare.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Set @anstpr, iom ipnger for Ifbolosfor>
eninsen, bat gbeiie SEQ. 2 9ania Salle, bper
Eirseas Nfteu. l1noeruisning % 8p9er ab>
iolut fri.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

- Stennins ct aQerebe bespnbt mob
@aloonerne i 2inculn 60, unber ben npe
local option SOB. a asast a.aaa
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Mfbolbsforeuinsen ct MI inboelt / 40 Gfoe>
.inser meo en- ierifilt Sober for bper. Meo>
lemsantauet 1 Nus. bar 1856. &osiebebolo=
ming ca. $40.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05
>0afota.

@robibitionifterne | 9usbis County
e. Dsiaa besDnbt at arbeibe for local
option. ae, y. a,s .ta
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05
Mimmeapolts Marfes.
Minneopolis s Muguit.

Minneapolis 5 9lusuit.
Wheat, No. l hard.
No. / northern. ........N
No. 2 northern. ........W
Flour, Minneapolis pat. 4.OO@4'a -
bakers. 49,. .3.35W5.oo
- low grades.
.32@35
Oats, No. 2 white. u. .28@3O
Rarlev. No. g. ........... .4O@48
Rye .48@52
Potatoes pr. Bbl.........l.75@2.25
Butter. creameries.. .18@17
diaries .12@15
- packing ~ .
Eggs. ..rr....'...
Eghtsf trxf- E.tt .LkEE|H eA4A+
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-05

Ser er 1Sfilsmisfe for bper 10 S@steifabss
bepiigninser i Minneapolis, 1 for bper SO
st. Saul % 1 for buer 81 / belle Staten.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16
Excavations In Jerusalem.

The Palestine Orthodox Society has
for some time past been making eXca-
vations in the ground belonging to Rus
STA in Jerusalem. The work has proved
most successful, and has resulted in the
discovery of the remains of the ancient
town wall of Jerusalem and the posi-
ton of the gates leading out of the
town during the lifetime of our Savior.
AS these gates are nearest to Golgotha,
it is concluded that it was through them
our Savior passed to the place of cruel
fiXion. The Palestine society has de-
cided to take measures for preserving
these sacred relics, and steps have been
taken with this object in view. Ow-
ing to lack of funds an appeal is
made to all true Christians to aid in the
work. Subscriptions are received at
the palace of the Grand Duke Sergius,
in st. Petersburg, his imperial highness
being president of the society.-St.
Petersburg Letter.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16
A Queer Fisherman.

Apes and monkeys are always anus
ing creatures, and it is great fun to
watch their tricks; but there is one ape,
a native of the island of Java, who out
does most of his relatives in the way of
being ridiculous, especially when he
amuses himself as fisherman. This
ape is very fond of shell-fsh, and there
is certain kind of sand-crab that suits
his palate exactly. These crabs dig lit
tie homes for themselves deep in the
sand, and thither they retire when they
want a quiet rest or when any danger
threatens. When all is well they spend
their time summing themselves at the
entrance of their holes, or hopping
along the waters edge in search of food {.
The apes know their way, and while
the crabs are looking for dinner they
also are bent on obtaining one for them
selves. Apes, you know, can move
very quickly. They wait until they see
party of crabs apparently unconscious
of danger and busily engaged in dis
cussing bit of sea-weed or devouring
the insects they are so fond of. Moving
stealthily forward as close as they dare,
the ape gives sudden leap and seizes
as many as possible of the poor, unsus-
pecting crabs, which are speedily
crunched into shapeless mass by his
strong jaws and devoured. But the
crabs are very active, too, and it often
happens that they will take alarm in
time to scamper quickly to their holes
and so cheat the ape out of his antici-
pated meal. When this occurs the ape
has recourse to stratagem which proves
how intelligent he really is, and which
makes him appear, as have said, one
of the most amusing and ridiculous of
creatures. The ape of Java, unlike
others of his species, possesses very
long tail. He moves quietly up to the
hole into which he has seen the crab
disappear, thrusts his tail into it and
awaits events. The crab, indignant at
such an intrusion, makes spirited at
tack and fastens upon it. This is pre-
cisely what the ape wants. He gives a
sudden spring forward; the crab, hav-
ing no time to collect his ideas, is drawn
to the surface, and in moment the
ape has him in his claws. Poor crab!
victim of his anxiety to punish the in
vasion of his home! One traveller tells
us that there is comical look of sus-
pense on the apes face as he thrusts his
tail into the hole and waits for the crat
to seize it."-Harper's Young People.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-11-16
Spruce Gum.

The best gum comes from no particu-
lar section, but always from the biggest
spruce trees, and it begins to run in
July or August, when in these high
ATTITUDES the sun becomes so hot as to
crack the bark. On the limbs, in the
crotches and even on the trunk of the
spruce the molten gum forms during
the heat of summer in all sorts of fan
tastic shapes, and when cold weather
sets in it becomes hard. The first year
after its run the gum is white and
pitchy, and then it begins to turn am
fit to "pick " for the market, although
it is better if allowed to remain on the
trees until the third year. After the
third season the gum remains in the
same state for several years and then
begins to "turn DID," as the pickers
say, and the consumer complains that
it "chews hard " and crumbes up. A
little more age makes it dark-colored
and bitter, and then its value is gone.
Up in Canada much of the gum is
picked in the autumn, beginning as
earty as October, but there, as in Maine.
the best time for this work is during
the deep SHOWS of winter, when snow
shoes are used, or in the early spring,
when man can travel along at lively
rate on the heavy crust above the
underbrush. The pickers are provided
with long poles, on the end of which is
fastened a sharp chisel, and underneath
that a cup to receive the gum as it is
Clipped off. The cup holds from pint
to quart, and when full it is emptied
into long bag which the packer car
ries slung to his back like knapsack.
These gum-harvesters erect huts in the
woods when far distant from settle
ment or logging camp, and stay from
two days to week on a trip. When
they have secured as much as they can
tote " they come out, and then the
women and children have the tedious
job of scraping each and every lump
free from bark and moss. The clean,
bright article offered for sale in the
shops looks very different from the
brown nuggets in the pickers bag, al
though occasionally clear, shiny piece
is found on the limb of large tree
Selected.